Sentence examples for move aid from inspiring English sources

Now, as the violence worsens, increasing numbers of poor Iraqis are on the move, aid officials say.

Either way, Venezuelan opposition officials said they would start their attempt to move aid at 9 a.m.

The opposition movement plans to move aid into Syria through local activists and newly formed civil administrations.

As well as distributing the food, she said, the programme was now being called on to help build Ebola treatment centres, move aid workers around the country and provide emergency communications.

Yet after an attack by the Venezuelan military near the Brazilian border that left two civilians dead and 11 wounded on Friday, fears mounted that the attempt to move aid into Venezuela could be marred by further violence.

Yet critical problems remained: Military officials expressed frustration at how long it was taking civilians to move aid into the field, and some critics blamed the civilian leadership for mishandling Afghanistan's elections last year, which President Hamid Karzai is widely believed to have rigged.

Analysts said that the move aided Adobe's strategy of turning Flash into a favoured development tool that could easily be converted for any mobile device.

Today, Pandora announced a similar move, aided by Ticketfly, which Pandora acquired last year.

"Many universities had been moving aid away from need and toward merit," Mr. Moeser says.

Moving aid resources to the Ministry of Defence could help Cameron meet his 2010 undertaking to defence chiefs that their budget would rise after 2015.

"I spoke to the FSA commanders in the field, and they are extremely concerned, particularly since ISIS is moving aid and reinforcements to Nusra in this area," Shahbandar, whose group liaises regularly with the FSA, said in an email Tuesday.